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14.8.2017 The exhibition was situated in the heart of Helsinki providing a good location for people to come and see the works of these talented people. Out of over 400 applicants only 42 were chosen to be exhibited in these premises and out of these five were either present or former students of TAMK. This chance is directed at artists from age 15 to 23 who wish to present their art in any form and way with their chosen message. The works were chosen by curator Laura Köönikkä and they could be done individually or as a group. They had the chance to send a suggestion project or piece of work to be evaluated and later they were contacted if the work piqued interest. The idea was to find new ways to experience and create art. It was the last main exhibition to be displayed in the old Amos Anderson Art Museum. The exhibition is held every three years and the next one will be on display on 2020 in the new Amos Rex venue in Helsinki’s Lasipalatsi. “It is nice that there is a chance for the y

Fine art – Moving Image Productions – TAMK These video works have been created during Moving Image study module in Spring 2017. The study module is part of the Fine Art study path´s curriculum in D.P. in Media and Arts of TAMK- Tampere University of Applies Sciences in Finland. The authors are fine art first year- and exchange students. The aim was to explore the practice of moving image within fine art context. There was no specific theme given, but the connective issue of these video works can be found in the notions of reality, co-reality and the position and experience of the spectator. Special thanks to Barbara Jazbec who organised the connection.  Fanni Niemi-Junkola Lecturer, Head of Fine Art Study Path TAMK – Tampere University of Applied Sciences Finland http://www.tamk.fi/web/tamken/media-and-arts-bachelor http://speculumartium.si/?lang=en/ http://digitalbigscreen.si/?p=662&lang=en